110 Melvista Avenue, Dalkeith

Designed brilliantly to enhance the sense of space and natural light throughout, this circa 1954 two storey family residence was designed and built by Mervyn Perry for the prominent West Australian “Durack” family.

More recently the home has been significantly renovated inside and out by renowned heritage architect John Taylor so as to provide a contemporary residence delivering every essential required for modern family lifestyles whether relaxing, working from home or entertaining indoors and out. Beautifully landscaped garden surrounds, designer finishes, a flexible floorplan and impressive proportions are a testament to the elite level of quality and attention to detail.

An inviting first impression is created by the warmth of solid timber floors in the entrance hall, spacious open plan living areas opening to the north and a premium bespoke Ultimo kitchen (crafted in Italy) a sun filled convenient home office and sitting room/retreat or 4th bedroom . Premium kitchen boasting Miele appliances. Steel-framed 'Crittall' doors and windows open the living to a fabulous, private covered alfresco area surrounded by lush, landscaped northeast facing greenery, creating a wonderful peaceful setting for year-round outdoor dining and entertaining. Parquetry timber stairs lead up to the generous main bedroom with lavish en suite and walk in robe, study, three additional double bedrooms with robes , a stylish bathroom and an extra utility room(6TH BEDROOM).

This impressive family home is set in a highly desirable location opposite Nedlands Golf Course with local shops, parks, local schools sporting clubs and Swan River all just moments away. Other features include a SEPARATE STUDIO, it is comprehensively appointed with an alarm, zoned heating/cooling, ample storage, irrigation, gas hot water, a family sized pool and generous two car garage off Colin Street.

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